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Security Services in Mallorca

There are 47 security services listed on mallorca.com, rated 4.4★ on average. Alarm systems, CCTV, property guarding and smart-security solutions — the sector offers professional protection for private homes, fincas and commercial premises.

For holiday homes that sit empty for weeks or months, a well-specified alarm with cellular backup and CCTV is highly advisable; remote monitoring services can dispatch a guard or notify police when a sensor fires. Many providers also offer key-holding, presence simulation and routine property checks during owner absences. The Spanish security industry is regulated, so verify that any guarding firm holds a valid Ministerio del Interior licence. Find your security provider on mallorca.com.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an alarm system cost in Mallorca?
A basic alarm system costs from around €500-1,500 plus installation. Monthly monitoring fees are €30-50. Providers include Securitas Direct, Prosegur and local firms.
Do I need a security system for my finca?
Yes, especially if the finca is periodically unoccupied. An alarm with CCTV and smartphone remote access provides peace of mind from afar. Some insurers offer discounts with a security system in place.
Which security firms operate in Mallorca?
Major providers like Securitas Direct and Prosegur operate in Mallorca. Local security firms also offer property guarding and patrol services. On mallorca.com, 47 providers are listed with reviews.
Do I need an alarm system in Mallorca?
An alarm system is strongly recommended in Mallorca, especially for standalone fincas and holiday rentals. Monthly costs with providers like Securitas Direct or Prosegur are around €30-50. A smart home surveillance system with cameras costs from around €200-500 one-off plus around €10-20 monthly. The burglary rate increases significantly in the off-season.
How safe is Mallorca?
Mallorca is considered very safe by European standards. Crime rates are low, especially in rural areas. Pickpocketing occurs in tourist hotspots (Playa de Palma, Palma old town). Burglaries mainly affect empty holiday homes. In emergencies, dial 112 (multilingual). The Guardia Civil (062) covers rural areas, the Policía Nacional (091) covers cities.